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The Rita Panahi Show | 18 June · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scoring lids Australia. This is the Reader Panalkey Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the REATA Panekey Show. Coming
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Speaker 2: up tonight, Leftist activists group Get Up scores a massive
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Speaker 2: own goal after it's stunt at the National Press Club.
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Speaker 2: My panel will join me to discuss the day's top headlines.
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Speaker 2: Mi Horowitz will have the latest from the US, including
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump at the g summit and that deal with Iran.
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Speaker 2: Meaghan Markle and Prince Harry will be bringing their kids
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Speaker 2: to the UK. Kinsey's Skofield will have Whorland entertainment news
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Speaker 2: later in the hour, and Alex Stein causes mayhem across
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Speaker 2: the Great State of Florida. He will join me shortly
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Speaker 2: and he left his losing it. We provide further proof
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Speaker 2: that the American left hate themselves and their country.
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Speaker 3: Republicans basically are where they were twenty five years ago,
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Speaker 3: right sixty four percent, but look at that Democratic present,
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Speaker 3: absolutely plumbing. Just twenty seven percent of Democrats say they
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Speaker 3: will in fact display the flag on July fourteen.
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Speaker 2: But first, let's talk about the biggest own goal in
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Speaker 2: Australian politics. Leftist activist group Get Up thought it would
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Speaker 2: be a stroke of genius to lower a large banner
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Speaker 2: behind Pauline Hansen as she spoke at the National Press Club.
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Speaker 2: It was a stunt designed to damage the One Nation leader,
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Speaker 2: but instead ended up embarrassing the National Press Club and
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Speaker 2: led to get up being referred for criminal investigation by
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Speaker 2: the Australian Federal Police.
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Speaker 4: Organizations like the solos are so overwhelmed with demand they're
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Speaker 4: having to turn people away. Of the four four hundred
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Speaker 4: people surveying surveyed, nineteen percent said they'd eaten food from
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Speaker 4: a rubbish bin in.
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Speaker 2: The past twelve months.
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Speaker 4: Thirty five percent of parents said that children had just
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Speaker 4: feel hungry. Good.
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Speaker 2: You see that smile there. She knew this wasn't damaging her,
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Speaker 2: It was only hurting the idiot left and give the
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Speaker 2: woman credit. She did not miss a beat. She kept
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Speaker 2: talking about Australian children who are going to school hungry.
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Speaker 2: She soldiered on like nothing had happened. But what occurred
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Speaker 2: is course for great concern. A T and NOL from
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Speaker 2: One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce that.
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Speaker 5: Protest talk me through what happened there. Carlo is so
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Speaker 5: dangerous when you think about him. So they got in there.
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Speaker 6: They managed to break up a sign and then have
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Speaker 6: the capacity to wather it. Okay, hah haha, very funny.
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Speaker 5: What if it was a bomb? It wasn't funny.
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Speaker 7: If you have capacity to that person.
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Speaker 3: That goes through your head is what if that was
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Speaker 3: the promnce was shown in downtom of Bomb?
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Speaker 5: How do they get there? How did that happen?
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Speaker 1: And we now have to take.
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Speaker 6: Cautions because the babbies will see that and go that's interesting.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is Prue McSween from Verb Communications and
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Speaker 2: Sky News contributor Louise Roberts pre I'll start with you.
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Speaker 2: This incident must be one of the dumbest acts of
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Speaker 2: political sabotage ever. Get Up only succeeded in making Pauline
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Speaker 2: Hanson look come under pressure, and now it's going to
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Speaker 2: be under criminal investigation. The AFP are looking into this.
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Speaker 8: Well it's you know, amusing, isn't it, Because she came
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Speaker 8: in there and she stuck it up the media and
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Speaker 8: then she told virtually by her actions and looks, that
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Speaker 8: get Up could go and get stuffed basically, And that's
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Speaker 8: what I think we all.
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Speaker 9: Thought that, you know, how stupid, how.
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Speaker 8: Childish if these people thought that this was going to
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Speaker 8: tame her in any way or damage then they're seriously wrong.
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Speaker 5: You know.
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Speaker 8: The media that was sitting in there were i think,
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Speaker 8: confronted by someone who was in control. She had their measure,
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Speaker 8: She wasn't at all intimidated by them, and she gave
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Speaker 8: it to them. And she was actually enunciating what most
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Speaker 8: Australians think, and the media have totally along with all
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Speaker 8: the other political class, misread what Australians care about, and
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Speaker 8: she enunciated everyone. You could sit there and tick her
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Speaker 8: views off and say, yep, I agree with that.
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Speaker 9: I agree with that. So the whole thing is backfired.
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Speaker 8: You know, putting her in their sites by having her
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Speaker 8: at the Press Club was one thing.
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Speaker 9: It backfired in every way.
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Speaker 8: And then get up basically just looked like a bunch
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Speaker 8: of amateurs they did.
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Speaker 2: And I've got to say what was most impressive about
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Speaker 2: Pauline Hanson Louise was the manner in which she handle
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Speaker 2: the Q and A. I mean, it's all good and
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Speaker 2: well to give a speech pre prepared, and she did
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Speaker 2: speak a lot longer than most people do at the
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Speaker 2: National Press Club, but she was facing a really hostile
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Speaker 2: audience there. We know what the media, the bulk of
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Speaker 2: the media think of Pauline Hanson and One Nation and
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Speaker 2: she she really handles herself Welsh. There was not a
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Speaker 2: moment there where you look back and go, or she
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Speaker 2: could have done that a little bit better, or she
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Speaker 2: could have prosecuted the case a little bit better. Every
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Speaker 2: question was answered sharply and with conviction.
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Speaker 10: With conviction, that's right, I mean saying to journalists, you know, well,
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Speaker 10: you won't have a job. And she anticipated the land
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Speaker 10: mines and she came back with both barrels so and
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Speaker 10: she didn't take a backward step, which was terrific to see.
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Speaker 10: And it just shows what a lame and bush by
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Speaker 10: get Up. They really wanted to make her look foolish,
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Speaker 10: but of course they look foolish. And I just wonder
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Speaker 10: as well, Rita, whether get Up will prove be her
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Speaker 10: biggest fundraising opportunity yet because they're united people against them
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Speaker 10: for her, they've done things the pole opposite of what
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Speaker 10: they wanted to achieve.
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Speaker 11: I mean.
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Speaker 10: And you make the point you know today in your
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Speaker 10: column as well, about how articulate she was and how
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Speaker 10: unifying she was and the fact that she speaks for
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Speaker 10: ordinary Australians. But somehow that's an issue in a democracy.
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Speaker 10: Just they look so foolish, they really do. And she
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Speaker 10: has come out bigger and stronger than ever.
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Speaker 2: And the timing of when they lowered that banner, she
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Speaker 2: was talking about Australian school children going hungry and that's
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Speaker 2: the moment they chose for that stunt. Even that just
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Speaker 2: shows you how ham fisted get Up are And they
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Speaker 2: have enormous amount of funds donated to them, but they're
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Speaker 2: not very clever. And Pauline Hansen has really had the
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Speaker 2: last laugh against the Get Up. She's posted this image
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Speaker 2: on x with a caption I quite like the glasses
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Speaker 2: get Up gave me in their new poster, and Prue
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Speaker 2: she has changed her profile picture on Instagram to be
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Speaker 2: this picture, so she has adopted it, which must just
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Speaker 2: absolutely make the activists and get Up irate.
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Speaker 8: You know, she's just making them look like idiots, you
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Speaker 8: know the Moor.
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Speaker 9: She sticks it up them and uses ridicule.
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Speaker 8: And this is what it's all about, you know, humors,
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Speaker 8: making people just look like, you know, imbeciles, and that's
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Speaker 8: what Get Up are juveniles who think this is funny. Well,
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Speaker 8: you know, we're dealing with the future. The well being
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Speaker 8: of Australia and to start treating one nation and handsome
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Speaker 8: it's just you know, something to be you know, ridiculed
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Speaker 8: and played with. You know, they should be treated with
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Speaker 8: contempt and they are.
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Speaker 2: Now. Anthony Albanezi and Jim Chalmers have performed a bit
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Speaker 2: of a flip on aspects of their capital gains and
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Speaker 2: trust tax grabs, offering concessions to small businesses on capital
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Speaker 2: gains tax and removing taxes on discretionary trust used to
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Speaker 2: set up wheels. The threshold for small business capital gains
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Speaker 2: tax concessions will be raised from two million to ten million,
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Speaker 2: and they've cave to pressure from industry groups and critics
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Speaker 2: of this controversial tax overhaul. Luise the PM also revealed
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Speaker 2: plans for business tax concessions for startups.
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Speaker 9: That's right.
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Speaker 10: So you know, this is the policy rita that we
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Speaker 10: were told was sound and effective and it was going
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Speaker 10: to bail out generations of Australians, young Australians who couldn't
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Speaker 10: get their feet on the property ladder. And I noticed
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Speaker 10: today actually the Prime Minister was saying that he'd spoken
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Speaker 10: to many of these Australians apparently who said they were
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Speaker 10: very happy with the budget and we're looking forward to
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Speaker 10: buying their first time But.
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Speaker 9: This is completely untrue.
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Speaker 10: Yes, this is completely untested because you know, the prices
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Speaker 10: of homes have to drop before young people could afford
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Speaker 10: to buy them. It's not like he can click his
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Speaker 10: fingers and suddenly, you know, eighteen to twenty five year
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Speaker 10: olds are a massive homeowners. So again it was really forced.
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Speaker 1: Down our throats.
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Speaker 10: So this was a great policy and they've already had
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Speaker 10: to retreat from it.
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Speaker 9: So what about the rest of the budget.
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Speaker 10: I mean, what are we going to see next week
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Speaker 10: or maybe on Monday when they try and force it
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Speaker 10: through in Parliament. What else is going to be flipped over? Well,
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Speaker 10: that wasn't such a good idea at the time. So look,
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Speaker 10: small business, that's a good change, I think, But what
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Speaker 10: about those millions of Australians out there, the nurses and
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Speaker 10: teachers and maybe some tradees as well, who don't run
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Speaker 10: their own business and work for someone else, who've bought
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Speaker 10: shares outside of a trust portfolio or outside of super
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Speaker 10: They've got nothing. There's no win for them in this.
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Speaker 10: So it's been dressed up as a gift, but you
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Speaker 10: know it's a bit of a backhanded one.
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Speaker 9: I think.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely prove in fact you wanted to. Well, if you
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Speaker 2: want to be brutal about it, this is a backflip
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Speaker 2: that cames into pressure from the top end of town.
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Speaker 2: But your everyday mom and dad investors, whether they're investing
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Speaker 2: in the share market or investing in property to build
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Speaker 2: some sort of financial security for themselves, these backflips give
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Speaker 2: them nothing. They have made no concessions when it comes
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Speaker 2: to everyday working Australians who pay their taxes and want
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Speaker 2: to invest to be self sufficient in retirement. This isn't
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Speaker 2: helping them out at all.
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Speaker 9: For no, it's not.
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Speaker 8: You know, it's discriminatory relief, helping some but not others.
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Speaker 9: And you know, I.
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Speaker 8: Have to say that, you know, this is such typical
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Speaker 8: labor that they rush through things. Look at the NBN,
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Speaker 8: look at the NDIS. They never do the proper modeling,
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Speaker 8: they never consult beforehand, and they just foice these things
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Speaker 8: on people and then have to clean up.
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Speaker 9: But you have to just read.
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Speaker 8: I just want to read you this thing that Charmers
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Speaker 8: said and see if you understand it. We no longer
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Speaker 8: need to give effect to the policy intent.
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Speaker 9: Now what does that translate to? We stuffed up.
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Speaker 8: We are conducted overreach. I mean, who speaks like that.
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Speaker 8: This is why Australians are fed up with the Labor Party,
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Speaker 8: liberals or politicians who speak this gobbly book and cannot
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Speaker 8: haven't got any thought process clearly that relates to the
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Speaker 8: ordinary Australian and what the implications of what they're inflicting.
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Speaker 9: On us will have. So you know, they're just wonder
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Speaker 9: time to go.
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Speaker 2: I wonder if some sort of a Sir Humphrey figure
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Speaker 2: in the public service wrote that line for the Treasure Art,
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Speaker 2: because that doesn't sound like him at all. Now, before
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Speaker 2: you two go, Arn has agreed to pay Kryle Sandalans
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Speaker 2: over twelve million dollars to set all the legal dispute
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Speaker 2: over the termination of his one hundred million dollar contract.
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Speaker 2: The details were apparently hashed out over many coffees between
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Speaker 2: Sandalans and AR and Boss Karen Davis, with their lawyers
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Speaker 2: only brought in at the very end, a source with
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Speaker 2: close knowledge of the meetings told the Australian newspaper. Ultimately
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Speaker 2: it was a deal where both sides probably feel a
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Speaker 2: bit disappointed about some of the aspects of the deal,
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Speaker 2: which means we've probably met somewhere close to the middle.
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Speaker 2: In the end, though Kyle didn't want to spend years
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Speaker 2: in court and having his reputation battered and bruised. He's
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Speaker 2: an entertainer and he wants to be entertaining, and a
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Speaker 2: speedy settlement lets him do that without having to stress
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Speaker 2: about all this other stuff. Louise, can you see Carl
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Speaker 2: Sandalans recreating his ratings success in the digital space? Perhaps
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Speaker 2: is very well suited to the world of podcasting.
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Speaker 1: It's very well suited.
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Speaker 10: So look, if you can take a leaf out of
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Speaker 10: Karl Stefanovic's book, of course he's doing brilliantly in this space.
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Speaker 10: If you know Carl can replicate.
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Speaker 9: That, he'll be lucky.
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Speaker 10: But at the end of the day, this is a
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Speaker 10: whole dispute which began over an argument about star signs.
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Speaker 10: You think they blew up a twenty year relationship, millions
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Speaker 10: and millions of dollars and it's all over, you know, horoscopes,
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Speaker 10: and Jackie's a parry obsession with with horoscopes. But I
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Speaker 10: think her lawyers will be watching this settlement very very
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Speaker 10: closely because it does not set a good precedent for them,
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Speaker 10: because she's sitting on what eighty three millions she wants
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Speaker 10: from them. He's got twelve and he wanted eighty five,
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Speaker 10: so it's not a good return on investment. Also, Aire
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Speaker 10: and I think have played it really well because they've
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Speaker 10: got a chunk of his business going forward. And according
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Speaker 10: to reports, he will be a witness for them against
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Speaker 10: his former best friend and co host.
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Speaker 9: So it's going to be very mabitious.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that is. It's going to air. All eyes will
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Speaker 2: be on Jackie Oh to see whether she tries to
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Speaker 2: strike a deal or whether she's going to see this
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Speaker 2: out and take it to court. Pri McSween lloyds, robis,
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Speaker 2: thank you so much for your time. Let's bring in
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Speaker 2: documentary filmmaker and commentator Army Horowitz. Army, the G seven
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Speaker 2: is on and a deal has been signed between the
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Speaker 2: US and Iran. A fourteen point memorandum to be precise,
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Speaker 2: a memorandum of understanding that comes into effect immediately, and
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Speaker 2: a joint statement praising President Trump for the agreement with
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Speaker 2: Tehran was released by the G Seven leaders, who also
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Speaker 2: pledged tougher sanctions on Moscow.
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Speaker 12: Army, Yeah, look, this is I've said this before on
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Speaker 12: your show. Over and over again that what is accomplished
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Speaker 12: with Iran has been absolutely incredible, and if he had
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Speaker 12: just stopped after the bombing, we're in a much better
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Speaker 12: situation than we were before. Having said that, it pains
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Speaker 12: me to say this, but if it like the GCPOA
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Speaker 12: and quacks like the GCPOA, I don't know what to
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Speaker 12: call this MOA. Now I get this is just a
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Speaker 12: memorant of understanding, right, this is not an actual agreement.
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Speaker 12: But the path that I'm seeing here is not a
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Speaker 12: good one. And let's start real quickly with the sanctions
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Speaker 12: of relief. I know they're saying, well, there isn't really
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Speaker 12: sanctions of relief until later down the road. Well that's
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Speaker 12: not really true, because the bulk of Iran's revenue comes
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Speaker 12: from oil sales, right which we have hamstrung them, if
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Speaker 12: not almost completely stopped their sales outside of China right
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Speaker 12: from before and now.
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Speaker 1: But we immediately allow them to.
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Speaker 12: Begin reselling their oil. And then the consequence of that, right,
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Speaker 12: the partner move with that is we'll give them access
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Speaker 12: again to the global banking system, the global financial transactions
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Speaker 12: in order to get the money they're selling back of
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Speaker 12: their coffers. That took us years and years to build.
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Speaker 1: And now that's evaporated.
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Speaker 12: And you know, I remember that when when look when
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Speaker 12: we're talking with when I and I was in you know,
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Speaker 12: in Vienna, when they were negotiating JCPOA, and I remember
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Speaker 12: talking to leaders about it and criticized them with the
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Speaker 12: same kind of criticism they're saying that. I know, we
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Speaker 12: have snap back sanctions, snap backs. They kept saying, snap back.
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Speaker 12: There is no snapback. When I asked them, well, how
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Speaker 12: exactly they're going to go from breaking the system down
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Speaker 12: to bringing.
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Speaker 1: It back within a couple of days.
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Speaker 12: How do you do that? They had no answer, because
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Speaker 12: you can't do that. It took years to build, it
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Speaker 12: will take at least months of n years to rebuild again.
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Speaker 12: And then the nuclear program read this is the most
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Speaker 12: concerning of all of them. There's one line on it
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Speaker 12: which says Iran is committed to not building nuclear weapons.
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Speaker 1: Slow clap for that.
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Speaker 12: What they they've committed to not building nuclear weapons from
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Speaker 12: the jump right, their signatories of the NPT, the Non
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Speaker 12: Fliferation Treaty, which said they'll never build nuclear weapons. They've
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Speaker 12: been saying over and over for years that they're not
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Speaker 12: looking to pursue nuclear weapons. It's a meaning, completely meaningless
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Speaker 12: statement without saying, oh, and by the way, you can
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Speaker 12: enrich anything. That's the game is that we have to stop,
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Speaker 12: we have to take away their ability to enrich anything.
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Speaker 12: And that wasn't dealt with at all. It's part of
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Speaker 12: the what we're gonna discuss. But we have a hint
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Speaker 12: on where Trump and the administration is gonna go, and
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Speaker 12: it comes to enrichment. Because look, I you and I
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Speaker 12: speak fluent.
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Speaker 1: Trump, right, the media does it.
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Speaker 12: They don't know when Trump is toying with them.
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Speaker 1: They don't understand when Trump is just trolling them. We do.
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Speaker 12: I also understand that when he's asked a direct question.
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Speaker 12: He was asked about this during the Q and A
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Speaker 12: right before he made the announcement of the exactual wording,
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Speaker 12: and they asked about enrichment for.
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Speaker 1: Nuclear energy. The answer should have been zero.
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Speaker 12: But no, he said, well, look, I don't think they
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Speaker 12: need it. I've told they have enough oil. But they said,
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Speaker 12: look at my neighbors they have it. So we'll see
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Speaker 12: what happened down the road. That's a really bad sign
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Speaker 12: of where I think we're gonna end up.
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Speaker 1: Right, looks at it.
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Speaker 12: Where I think I'm guessing we're gonna end up. He said,
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Speaker 12: you could have it for just nuclear energy, which is
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Speaker 12: what the gcop oay, just the enjoy the enjoyt Plant
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Speaker 12: of Action said. The whole idea about enrichment, the game
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Speaker 12: that Iran is playing is that it allows them to rebuild.
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Speaker 1: If they do that, it's going to.
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Speaker 12: Allow them to build all the infrastructure right, particularly the
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Speaker 12: centrifuge is that we destroyed. And once they have that
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Speaker 12: set up, this idea of they can enrich. The three
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Speaker 12: percent for nuclear energy is a joke because what that is,
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Speaker 12: that's seventy five percent of what takes to get the
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Speaker 12: nuclear bomb.
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Speaker 1: I know, it only.
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Speaker 12: Sounds is three percent versus you know the ninety seven
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Speaker 12: percent you need. But three percent is seventy five percent
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Speaker 12: of the way there for a nuclear weapon. That's what
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Speaker 12: they need. And he's given up the whole idea of
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Speaker 12: taking the nuclear dust out, which is really important. This
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Speaker 12: is a look, this thing is really an I.
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Speaker 2: Mean, you know, you know that regime is going to lie.
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Speaker 2: Like you said, they have a great not to enrich,
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Speaker 2: previously agreed not to have a develop nuclear weaponry, and
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Speaker 2: they just go ahead and do as they wish. President
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Speaker 2: Trump was asked about how he's going to enforce this deal,
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Speaker 2: this memorandum of understanding.
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Speaker 13: Have I listen to his answer, there's nothing enforceable in
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Speaker 13: the deal itself.
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Speaker 9: Is that correct?
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Speaker 1: Does it have to be?
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Speaker 14: I let him know. I said, Look, if you don't
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Speaker 14: adhere to the agreement, I don't want to do that,
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Speaker 14: but we're going to bomb the hell out of you.
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Speaker 14: And I don't think that they're going to veer from
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Speaker 14: the agreement. What else am I going to do? A'm
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Speaker 14: I going to say, I'm going to take you to court.
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Speaker 14: Let me take you to court, let me sue you. No,
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Speaker 14: We're going to bomb the hell out of them if
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Speaker 14: they violate the agreement.
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Speaker 2: Is that what's different now with the previous agreements because
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Speaker 2: they know he will bomb the hell out of them.
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Speaker 2: He's already done considerable damage. Does that threat give you
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Speaker 2: some confidence that the Iranian regime will at least least
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Speaker 2: to some extent, keep up their end of the deal.
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Speaker 12: Look, I've said this before and I'll say it again,
20:06
Speaker 12: and it's true. Is that the single biggest thing that
20:08
Speaker 12: he's done and comes to Iran is he shattered the
20:11
Speaker 12: taboo that we will not attack and bomb Iran.
20:15
Speaker 1: Right, that's what they have felt for years.
20:18
Speaker 12: They were immune to bombing because nobody they thought had
20:22
Speaker 12: the backbone to do it, and that they had built
20:25
Speaker 12: this incredible array of Russian made anti aircraft weaponry, and
20:29
Speaker 12: we shattered that illusion of security for Iran. So that
20:33
Speaker 12: in itself is a massive, massive win. Yes, of course
20:36
Speaker 12: it does give me some confidence. But the problem is that, Look,
20:39
Speaker 12: when you're talking about months later and you've moved months
20:42
Speaker 12: away from bombing bombing, kinetic action again becomes much more difficult.
20:47
Speaker 12: It certainly has priorities, change, time goes by, that we're
20:50
Speaker 12: going to be at the midterms, right, We're gonna be
20:53
Speaker 12: deep in politics. That's where I get a little bit
20:56
Speaker 12: worried about whether or not we will still have that
20:58
Speaker 12: backbone to do it.
20:59
Speaker 1: And I got those hint from from JD.
21:02
Speaker 12: Vance, which worried to be quite a bit when he
21:04
Speaker 12: was recently on Megan Kelly and he was pushing his
21:06
Speaker 12: book and pushing this the MOA, and he talked about
21:09
Speaker 12: how he was so sick of the people who were
21:12
Speaker 12: criticizing this, because if you criticize the MOA, it means
21:15
Speaker 12: you want endless war. So you can see where this
21:17
Speaker 12: is coming from. Right, there's a split in the administration
21:20
Speaker 12: between jd Vance and his team and heg Seth and
21:24
Speaker 12: Radcliffe and Rubio the other side, who, by the way,
21:27
Speaker 12: insiders are saying they're not thrilled about this thing either.
21:30
Speaker 12: So I don't know if the jd Vance wing will
21:33
Speaker 12: prevail upon the president or the Rubio heg Seth Radcliffe
21:38
Speaker 12: wing will. Look, it gives me some sure some I
21:41
Speaker 12: know he's done it before. It's not just hot air,
21:43
Speaker 12: but this is Look, this is a very difficult thing
21:46
Speaker 12: to enforce because now you've also gotten all these nations
21:49
Speaker 12: who finally said, we finally on your side on this thing.
21:51
Speaker 1: We love this MOA.
21:53
Speaker 12: It's difficult to walk away and say, well, you know, guys,
21:55
Speaker 12: I'm just going back to kinetic action.
21:57
Speaker 1: It's not easy. It sounds, but I'm not saying it's
21:59
Speaker 1: it possible, And there was one president who can do it.
22:01
Speaker 1: Is this president for sure?
22:04
Speaker 2: Now let's hear from Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was
22:08
Speaker 2: asked by CNN's Caitlin Collins. About this deal. He said,
22:13
Speaker 2: it's well structured and a game changer.
22:15
Speaker 9: Is it true?
22:16
Speaker 1: It's about a page to half.
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Speaker 15: It is a reasonable length for an agreement, which is,
22:22
Speaker 15: in effect, it is a cessation of hostilities. It's a
22:25
Speaker 15: ceasefire for that sixty day period, as you know. But
22:28
Speaker 15: it's sets out a series of conditions and what will
22:32
Speaker 15: happen when they are fulfilled. It's well structured. It creates
22:35
Speaker 15: I actually think, Yeah, I think it's a game changer.
22:39
Speaker 2: Does that concern you that Mark Karney and so many
22:43
Speaker 2: other G seven partners fans of this steal? Do is
22:49
Speaker 2: there support and asset here or does it show that
22:52
Speaker 2: perhaps this deal isn't as tough as it could have been.
22:56
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not a good sign.
22:58
Speaker 12: I mean Mark Carney is awful, right if he likes something,
23:02
Speaker 12: I generally don't like it, Okay, and you know also
23:04
Speaker 12: like it like Hank Wiger of the of the Young
23:07
Speaker 12: Turks and other hard leftist like this. That also kind
23:10
Speaker 12: of makes me feel a little uneasy. Yeah, he thinks
23:15
Speaker 12: well structured. That makes me think I want to take
23:16
Speaker 12: a closer look at this thing. Also, it it It
23:19
Speaker 12: was quite interesting that he said that he saw the
23:22
Speaker 12: actual wording of the deal even before Israel does. Right,
23:26
Speaker 12: Israel the partner with us on bombing runs right were
23:30
Speaker 12: we were in lockstep on on the on the only
23:33
Speaker 12: other country of the nuts to actually physically attack attack
23:36
Speaker 12: iron certainly wasn't coming from Canada or England everybody else.
23:38
Speaker 12: So Yeah, it bothers me that he saw the wording
23:41
Speaker 12: before Israel did. And you know, I thought it was
23:44
Speaker 12: also interesting that I know this was that his support
23:47
Speaker 12: for it was not what Caitlyn Collins was looking for, right.
23:50
Speaker 12: I think the media's reaction is so interesting. I think
23:53
Speaker 12: they're they're thrown for a loop and they haven't been
23:55
Speaker 12: highly critical.
23:56
Speaker 1: They're not sure what to think.
23:58
Speaker 12: But I'll tell you the the It was so again.
24:00
Speaker 12: I was watching the press conference the President gave and
24:03
Speaker 12: the New York Times asked a question, and the question
24:05
Speaker 12: they asked nothing about nuclear Richmond, or Hesbollah, or terrorism
24:10
Speaker 12: or the straights of horror moves.
24:12
Speaker 1: The first New York Times.
24:13
Speaker 12: Question to the President was are you going to prosecute
24:16
Speaker 12: anybody administration about the bombing.
24:18
Speaker 1: Of the school? Are you insane? That was your question.
24:23
Speaker 12: An accidental bombing of a school that obviously we thought
24:27
Speaker 12: was horrible. We the President and the rest of the countries,
24:29
Speaker 12: that was horrible. That was a mistake. That was the question.
24:32
Speaker 12: They're asking that they gave up the game right there
24:34
Speaker 12: in terms of where they are on their feelings of
24:36
Speaker 12: Iran and so forth.
24:38
Speaker 2: So yeah, now there were some lighter moments during this
24:43
Speaker 2: meeting before the deal was signed. Watch this interaction, I'm.
24:49
Speaker 1: The boss, how are.
24:52
Speaker 12: You thank you?
25:02
Speaker 2: That was the g seven an Army. The President even
25:05
Speaker 2: noted that his chair, the chair he was assigned, was
25:08
Speaker 2: set lower than everybody else's chairs. So it's the sort
25:12
Speaker 2: of thing's details that he notices. But I want to
25:15
Speaker 2: move on to the crisis in national pride that's facing
25:20
Speaker 2: the American left. The overwhelming majority of them have shifted
25:25
Speaker 2: from being very proud of their country to now only
25:28
Speaker 2: twenty nine percent of them feel that pride. Army Republicans
25:34
Speaker 2: haven't shifted. You can look at the figures. They're two
25:36
Speaker 2: thousand and one to twenty twenty six Republicans ninety percent.
25:41
Speaker 2: You look at the Democrat figure, it has absolutely plummeted.
25:46
Speaker 2: Why is America, amongst the left become a nation of
25:50
Speaker 2: self loathers.
25:52
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's a continuing trend we've seen for a disturbing
25:55
Speaker 12: trend We've seen for many, many years. This is nothing
25:58
Speaker 12: new and has continued to down year after year. It's
26:02
Speaker 12: a real identity crisis that we have in this country.
26:05
Speaker 12: In two thousand and one, that number right now, currently
26:08
Speaker 12: the number is around fifty percent of all Americans and
26:11
Speaker 12: by the way, very disturbingly, aside from the Democrats being
26:15
Speaker 12: thirty percent, Independence are under fifty percent, and that's also
26:19
Speaker 12: quite alarming. But it went down from fifty percent today.
26:23
Speaker 12: It was at ninety percent in two thousand and one,
26:26
Speaker 12: to give you a sense of how much patriotism has
26:31
Speaker 12: eroded in this country. And that's a massive, massive problem
26:35
Speaker 12: that simply cannot be understated. And you know, I think
26:38
Speaker 12: the important point is that people like me, you know,
26:43
Speaker 12: it doesn't matter who's the president.
26:44
Speaker 1: Right.
26:45
Speaker 12: Obviously the number was a little bit higher for Democrats
26:47
Speaker 12: under under bil they not that high. But I'm proud
26:51
Speaker 12: of this country no matter who is president. And the
26:53
Speaker 12: vast majority of Republicans, even under Biden, were patriotic because
26:57
Speaker 12: it's not about the president, right, about the system.
27:00
Speaker 1: It's about the country.
27:01
Speaker 12: But what do you expect when when all you're preaching,
27:04
Speaker 12: all you're hearing from your media outlets, from your professors,
27:07
Speaker 12: from your friends, from your social circles, is that this
27:10
Speaker 12: is a systematically racist country.
27:12
Speaker 1: The country is rigged against you.
27:14
Speaker 12: It's a country of billionaires, that our foreign policy is
27:17
Speaker 12: predatory and we're imperialistic, and this is what you hear
27:20
Speaker 12: over and over again, and.
27:21
Speaker 1: This is the net result that result we are.
27:24
Speaker 12: Rooting the patriotism and the love for our country and
27:28
Speaker 12: are the end of this country is I've said this
27:30
Speaker 12: over and over, is not going to come from without.
27:33
Speaker 12: It's not going to come from an enemy like Russia
27:35
Speaker 12: or China invading our shores and taking us over. It's
27:38
Speaker 12: going to come from within, like it does with every
27:40
Speaker 12: single large empire, not the weird empire, but if you
27:43
Speaker 12: look at all of them, it's.
27:44
Speaker 1: All the same things.
27:45
Speaker 12: Internal strife, right, it's brother against brother, and it's from
27:49
Speaker 12: within that we will if this, God forbid, the American
27:53
Speaker 12: experiment ever ends. And by the way, I've done video
27:55
Speaker 12: after video where I say do you want the American
27:58
Speaker 12: experiment to end to the left and they say yeah, yes,
28:00
Speaker 12: And that's all ended from the inside, not outside.
28:03
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Ronald Reagan was warning about that all those years ago.
28:08
Speaker 2: I mean, Horowitz, thank you so much for her time
28:10
Speaker 2: tonight coming up, Lefty's losing it, plaus Alex stein causes
28:16
Speaker 2: mayhem across the great state of Florida. He joins me. Next,
28:31
Speaker 2: welcome back. It's time for lefties losing it, and let's
28:35
Speaker 2: go to the blue state of New England, where a
28:38
Speaker 2: chick named Beth wants to be a congresswoman and claims
28:42
Speaker 2: kids need to have access to what she calls gender
28:45
Speaker 2: firming care, also known as puberty blockers and irreversible surgeries.
28:50
Speaker 13: Yes, Pride, we deserve more than rainbow logos. My name
28:53
Speaker 13: is Beth, and I'm running for Congress the Massachusetts X
28:55
Speaker 13: Congressional district. After Trump was elected, my representative, Seth Molton
28:59
Speaker 13: tried to trans kids under the bus for his political career,
29:02
Speaker 13: and that's why I stepped up to challenge him. Trans
29:04
Speaker 13: people aren't political props, and slapping a rainbow on a
29:06
Speaker 13: bomb isn't support. Congress needs to take real action. I'll
29:09
Speaker 13: guarantee gender affirming care and reproductive rights. I'll make sure
29:12
Speaker 13: trans people get our passports back, and I'll build housing
29:15
Speaker 13: so people like us can live in Massachusetts.
29:18
Speaker 2: What trans people need special houses? Really? Now, let's check
29:22
Speaker 2: on a couple of other Democrats. Surely they can pretend,
29:25
Speaker 2: at least pretend to support America during the World Cup.
29:30
Speaker 2: Surely Old Cup is here.
29:31
Speaker 3: The first match this week in a met Life stadium
29:33
Speaker 3: taking place in New Jersey, even though some people say
29:36
Speaker 3: it is technically New York.
29:37
Speaker 5: But what do you think will win it all?
29:39
Speaker 4: Who are you rooting for?
29:40
Speaker 10: Oh?
29:40
Speaker 1: I like Mexico, Mexico. There you go for Senegal? Senegal?
29:45
Speaker 2: Okay, Senegal. Really they're like five hundred to one. She
29:50
Speaker 2: clearly isn't tipping them to win the World Cup. She
29:53
Speaker 2: just wants them to. That's the Democrats for you can't
29:57
Speaker 2: even be pro America during the World Cup. The hatred
30:00
Speaker 2: of their own country is clear among their candidates and
30:04
Speaker 2: their voters. Take it away, CNN.
30:07
Speaker 3: Republicans basically are where they were twenty five years ago,
30:11
Speaker 3: write sixty four percent. But look at that Democratic percentage,
30:14
Speaker 3: absolutely plummeting. Just twenty seven percent of Democrats say they
30:18
Speaker 3: will in fact display the flag on July fourth. What
30:21
Speaker 3: about this idea? Are you proud to be an American?
30:24
Speaker 3: Extremely or very proud to be an American?
30:26
Speaker 2: Again?
30:27
Speaker 3: Look at this divide a growing divide on this question.
30:31
Speaker 3: Back in January of two thousand and one, ninety percent
30:34
Speaker 3: of Republicans eighty five percent of Democrats. This was after
30:37
Speaker 3: a very contentious two thousand election.
30:40
Speaker 1: Keep in mind, right with George W.
30:41
Speaker 3: Bush coming into the White House, you come over to
30:43
Speaker 3: this side of the screen. In twenty twenty six, look
30:45
Speaker 3: at this again, the Democratic percentage absolutely plummets to just
30:50
Speaker 3: twenty nine percent of Democrats say there extremely are very
30:53
Speaker 3: proud to be an American. That Republican percentage the exact
30:56
Speaker 3: same ninety and ninety.
30:59
Speaker 2: It's a sickness among the left, the self loathing, the
31:02
Speaker 2: suicidal self loathing. And Rosie O'Donnell is a fine example
31:06
Speaker 2: of that. Look at how she describes her fellow Americans.
31:09
Speaker 13: I think, in your opinion, it was disgraceful and embarrassing,
31:16
Speaker 13: and he could be ashamed of himself.
31:17
Speaker 9: For doing it.
31:18
Speaker 16: Did you hear about the fighter Luka Michelle Obama man, Yes,
31:22
Speaker 16: And that's exactly what Trump is, and that's exactly what
31:26
Speaker 16: his fans are.
31:27
Speaker 2: Racist, homophobic, un American. And let's end the week with
31:31
Speaker 2: a comparison. See if you can note the subtle differences
31:35
Speaker 2: between President Joe Biden of the G seven and President Trump.
31:50
Speaker 1: But I'm the boss, it's the one.
31:56
Speaker 2: Joining me now is comedian and host of after hours
32:00
Speaker 2: with Alex Stein. Alex, you've been busy in recent days
32:04
Speaker 2: causing mayhem across the great state of Florida. Let's look
32:08
Speaker 2: at your work at the clear Water City Council where
32:12
Speaker 2: you railed against Scientology.
32:15
Speaker 17: And the next thing I know, I'm looking at my
32:17
Speaker 17: wife's text messages and she's sending scandalous pictures to Jeremy.
32:22
Speaker 5: And then she sits me down two weeks.
32:25
Speaker 17: Before supposed to go on this cruise, and she says, Alex,
32:27
Speaker 17: I know you're so excited for this cruise.
32:29
Speaker 5: You've been working so hard for this, but.
32:31
Speaker 7: I can't go with you because I'm not a person
32:33
Speaker 7: that's going to just back down. I still went on
32:36
Speaker 7: that cruise. I lost a lot of money in the
32:37
Speaker 7: casino and I got in facted with monkey Box, but
32:40
Speaker 7: still feels like a win. But I will say this
32:42
Speaker 7: this Jeremy, guys is a member of the Church of Scientology.
32:45
Speaker 7: And I'm begging you, guys, they're trying to take my
32:48
Speaker 7: kids and then listen into the Sea org and I
32:52
Speaker 7: don't want some intergalactic space alien named Xenu telling my
32:58
Speaker 7: kids they got a bunch of Thetans in them and they're.
33:00
Speaker 17: Going to turn into the next Tom Cruise and be
33:02
Speaker 17: in Tropic Thunder and have one of the main actors
33:04
Speaker 17: for a.
33:05
Speaker 5: Blackface like, I'm not here for that.
33:08
Speaker 17: So I'm begging on this council, if you care about
33:11
Speaker 17: the community, we must stop the Church of Scientology.
33:14
Speaker 2: Alex, how did that advocacy go? Is the Church of
33:18
Speaker 2: Scientology banned by Clearwater City Council? What were you playing at? Well?
33:23
Speaker 16: I do not think the Church of Scientology will ever
33:25
Speaker 16: be banned in Clearwater. You know, that's their headquarters, even
33:28
Speaker 16: a bigger campus and facility than they have in Los Angeles.
33:32
Speaker 16: But I will say this though, there was actually a
33:34
Speaker 16: ton of protesters because Scientology has gone viral for these
33:37
Speaker 16: people that are just running in there, which I don't
33:39
Speaker 16: necessarily agree with.
33:40
Speaker 5: There was a lot of protesters out there.
33:42
Speaker 16: And once this video got a little bit of momentum,
33:44
Speaker 16: I've been hit up by a bunch of ex Scientology.
33:47
Speaker 5: Members and that's the one complaint.
33:49
Speaker 16: This is the real reason I make fun of Scientology
33:51
Speaker 16: is if anybody wants to practice any religion, that's fine.
33:53
Speaker 16: But with Scientology, if you're considered a suppressive person, they
33:57
Speaker 16: excommunicate you from your family.
33:59
Speaker 5: So doesn't my of your mom, dad, brother, sister, daughter.
34:03
Speaker 5: They will literally tell that.
34:05
Speaker 16: Person that they cannot have a relationship with that family
34:07
Speaker 16: member if they're not also a member. So I think
34:10
Speaker 16: a lot of what Scientology does is really bad.
34:12
Speaker 5: And that's why I went to Clearwater. That's where their
34:14
Speaker 5: headquarters are.
34:15
Speaker 16: So I'm lucky I made it out alive, because I
34:16
Speaker 16: think they're more dangerous in the Mexican the Mexican cartel
34:19
Speaker 16: in my opinion, Reader, well.
34:23
Speaker 2: You were at the Hillsborough Board of County Commissioners as well,
34:27
Speaker 2: and this time you were focused on Pride Month and
34:32
Speaker 2: you even sang them an original song shout out Jancaster.
34:35
Speaker 17: But the rest of Hillsborough County is not gay enough,
34:38
Speaker 17: and so I just want to call on this.
34:40
Speaker 16: Pride Month should be a priority.
34:43
Speaker 5: Drag Queen shows for eight years old.
34:46
Speaker 1: Don't be afraid to be really bold.
34:49
Speaker 16: We need Pride flags in the classroom.
34:53
Speaker 2: I hard to believe that you managed to write that
34:56
Speaker 2: song well by yourself, Alex. You even rhymed nasty. It's fasty,
35:01
Speaker 2: so credit to you for that.
35:05
Speaker 16: Not my best work, reader, but I'm working on a
35:07
Speaker 16: very top secret project.
35:09
Speaker 5: I'm not even kidding I have a documentary.
35:10
Speaker 16: Crew from Quebec following me and it's going to be
35:13
Speaker 16: coming out here in the next couple of months. So
35:15
Speaker 16: they've been following me. That's why I've been going to
35:17
Speaker 16: all these meetings, So be on the lookout for that.
35:20
Speaker 16: It's going to be in French, that's one problem, so
35:22
Speaker 16: it's gonna be hard to watch without subtitles.
35:25
Speaker 2: What you got some French documentary, real Canadian French documentary
35:30
Speaker 2: filmmaker following you around and doing a doco on you.
35:34
Speaker 16: Yes, his name is Simon Kutu. I can't say his
35:37
Speaker 16: last name. You know it's French. But that's why I'm
35:39
Speaker 16: out here. And I actually have to go tomorrow morning
35:41
Speaker 16: to my third event in three days.
35:43
Speaker 5: We're going to the Tampa City Council and I'm going to.
35:45
Speaker 16: Be eating the kool Aid pineapple I don't even know
35:49
Speaker 16: what they're called. You know, you've seen it online. It's
35:51
Speaker 16: pineapple spears covered in kool aid. So watch out for
35:54
Speaker 16: that video.
35:55
Speaker 5: I think it's gonna be very interesting tomorrow.
35:58
Speaker 2: Wow, I think Ron Santus needs to ban you from
36:02
Speaker 2: Florida because you're causing having across the state. Now, let's
36:05
Speaker 2: talk about some serious stuff. Luigi Mangione a hero to
36:10
Speaker 2: the demented, violent left, but his lawyers are going to
36:14
Speaker 2: argue that he's mentally ill. CNN's reporting Mangioni's attorneys will
36:20
Speaker 2: present a psychiatric defense a trial, arguing he killed United
36:25
Speaker 2: Healthcare CEO while experiencing an extreme emotional disturbance. Alex, what
36:31
Speaker 2: do you make of these latest developments?
36:34
Speaker 16: Well, even if you get diagnosed with having a mental
36:37
Speaker 16: health issue, that doesn't always excuse a crime. But I
36:40
Speaker 16: will say this, it was weird when Mangioni got arrested
36:42
Speaker 16: at McDonald's that he had monopoly money. I think that
36:45
Speaker 16: he's probably pretty smart and that he had this plan
36:48
Speaker 16: from the start to say that he was too insane
36:50
Speaker 16: to stand trial. So I just think, once again, this
36:53
Speaker 16: is a guy that should now be a hero. He
36:55
Speaker 16: deserves life in jail. I mean, the United Healthcare CEO
36:58
Speaker 16: had a family and didn't deserve it. Whether or not
37:00
Speaker 16: he was a good CEO doesn't really matter. You can't
37:03
Speaker 16: murder somebody, so the fact that he's becot a hero
37:06
Speaker 16: is a really bad sign. But at the end of
37:08
Speaker 16: the day, I don't think that this appeal or you know,
37:11
Speaker 16: this motion is going to work, because there's no way
37:14
Speaker 16: a guy that was a smart young man, he's going
37:16
Speaker 16: to be able to all of a sudden say that
37:18
Speaker 16: they had a mental break, even though this is a
37:20
Speaker 16: premeditated murder.
37:21
Speaker 5: So I just I don't think it's going to go through.
37:25
Speaker 2: Well, it's going to be an interesting defense and it
37:29
Speaker 2: will be interesting also to see how his supporters come
37:33
Speaker 2: to terms with that, because they see him as some
37:36
Speaker 2: heroic figure and his own defense team is saying no,
37:39
Speaker 2: he's mentally deranged. Now, before you go, this story from
37:44
Speaker 2: Variety really is beyond the pale. They are doing a
37:48
Speaker 2: SOB story claiming that actress Amanda Seyfried had to use
37:54
Speaker 2: a bodyguard amid what they call maga outrage after she
37:58
Speaker 2: called Charlie Kirk hateful. After Charlie was murdered, she says
38:04
Speaker 2: in the piece, I'm allowed to effing voice my feelings, Alex.
38:09
Speaker 2: The irony is lost on her and Variety these people
38:13
Speaker 2: really are so dangerously dim. What did she think Charlie
38:17
Speaker 2: was doing? Is he not allowed to voice his opinion,
38:21
Speaker 2: his feelings, his opinions.
38:24
Speaker 16: Well, of course he's not allowed to because he has
38:26
Speaker 16: a different political viewpoint than Amanda but I will say
38:28
Speaker 16: this when it comes.
38:30
Speaker 5: To Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk was a free speech absolutist.
38:34
Speaker 16: He didn't care if people wanted to criticize him, whether
38:36
Speaker 16: it was South Park or whether it was any major
38:39
Speaker 16: media figure Jimmy Kimmel, so believe it or not, even
38:42
Speaker 16: though she said something that's disgusting and you and I
38:44
Speaker 16: find you know a parent, but Charlie Kirk would not care.
38:49
Speaker 16: And so really that's at the end of the day,
38:51
Speaker 16: how I'm going to try to attack this or look
38:53
Speaker 16: at this.
38:53
Speaker 5: I'm not going to get triggered or have.
38:55
Speaker 16: My buttons pushed because she wants to go and pretend
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Speaker 16: to be a victim even though she said something about
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Speaker 16: a person she knows nothing about. Because Charlie is one
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Speaker 16: of the most inclusive guys that I ever met. Obviously,
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Speaker 16: there's gay people in Turning Point, USA. There's all kinds
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Speaker 16: of people in Turning Point USA, black people, white people,
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Speaker 16: Chinese people.
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Speaker 5: So he was not a bigot. He was the opposite
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Speaker 5: of hateful.
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Speaker 16: And she's speaking from a perspective that has no idea
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Speaker 16: what she's talking about, and it's.
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Speaker 5: Totally lost on her.
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Speaker 16: The fact that Charlie's life was constantly under thread, so
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Speaker 16: much so that he was publicly assassinated, and she wants
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Speaker 16: to act like the victim for just having to hire
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Speaker 16: a bodyguard for a short time.
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Speaker 2: Alex stein Well said, thank you for your time tonight,
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Speaker 2: Talk to you soon. Still to come. Megan Michael and
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Speaker 2: Prince Harriet taking their kids to the UK or are they?
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Speaker 2: Kinsisco Field has the details. Welcome back. Joining me now
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Speaker 2: is host the Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered podcast. Kinsey, Let's start
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Speaker 2: with the royals. Meghan Markel and Prince Harry will be
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Speaker 2: bringing their kids to the United Kingdom in July for
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Speaker 2: the first time since twenty twenty two. Sources told Page
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Speaker 2: six that Prince Harry desperately wants his kids to see
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Speaker 2: King Charles. But Kinsey, it's still unknown whether the monarch
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Speaker 2: will reunite with his prodigal son and the grandchildren.
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Speaker 11: Well, we're gonna have to wait and see, because a
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Speaker 11: Sussex source briefed People magazine last week to say Megan
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Speaker 11: and their children were staying behind. I think that they
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Speaker 11: like the will they won't they storyline keeping them keepers.
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Speaker 11: So you know, Harry spent years telling us how unhappy
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Speaker 11: he was in Britain, Yet suddenly it's important that Archie
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Speaker 11: and Lily experienced the UK. Is he a masachist? I
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Speaker 11: think this is more about the rumors that Meghan Markle
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Speaker 11: is stuck with five million dollars worth of unsold as
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Speaker 11: ever inventory and maybe that royal proximity might help remove it.
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Speaker 2: Well, gee, that's a lot of jam. What else is
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Speaker 2: she selling? Candles these days? And matches? All essential items? Now,
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Speaker 2: Princess Kate has returned to royal ascot after absence of
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Speaker 2: a couple of years. She wore a lovely daffodil yellow dresser.
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Speaker 2: What can you tell me about Princess Kate's appearance there?
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Speaker 2: Is she still the most popular royal There was some
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Speaker 2: polling in recent years showing she was by far the
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Speaker 2: most popular now that the late Queen is no longer with.
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Speaker 11: Us, and I know that Louis is yours, so it's
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Speaker 11: Prince Louis is.
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Speaker 2: Your Louis number one?
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Speaker 11: Yes, it's hard for you to digest that, but yes,
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Speaker 11: according to virtually every major poll, Catherine is currently the
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Speaker 11: most popular member of the royal family. It's the glamour,
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Speaker 11: the duty, the relatability that's difficult to replicate for anyone,
41:55
Speaker 11: but she turned up in that yellow dress instantly became
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Speaker 11: the star of the show. That's her superpower. She doesn't
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Speaker 11: have to say a word. After everything she's been through
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Speaker 11: over the last few years. Seeing Katherine back at ASKT
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Speaker 11: looking healthy and confident is exactly the image Royal supporters wanted.
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Speaker 2: Now Prince George is following in his dad's footsteps, with
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Speaker 2: a spokesperson confirming to page six that he will be
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Speaker 2: attending Eton College in the fall. Prince William was at
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Speaker 2: that prestigious school, so was Prince Harry and Kinsey. It's
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Speaker 2: had of many notable former students, including David Cameron and
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Speaker 2: Boris Johnson, both British Prime ministers.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, this is probably the least surprising Royal news of
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Speaker 11: the year. Eaton is practically family tradition at this point.
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Speaker 11: Prince George is being prepared for a very specific future.
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Speaker 11: Eaton offers that privacy, security and a network that has
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Speaker 11: educated kings like you said, Prime Minister's future leaders for generations.
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Speaker 11: I think the pressure on Prince George is enormous. He's
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Speaker 11: not just starting a new school, he's preparing for a
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Speaker 11: leader ship role that he was born into. So hopefully
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Speaker 11: Eaton makes that transition easier for him.
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Speaker 2: It is such an enormous responsibility, privileged burden. How you
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Speaker 2: want to look at it, knowing as soon as you
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Speaker 2: are capable of understanding it, that you're going to be
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Speaker 2: the king that is your future. So his father's lived
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Speaker 2: with that and he's living with it now now. A
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Speaker 2: resurface clip from NBA superstar Lebron James. This has gone
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Speaker 2: viral again, causing all sorts of debate after he said
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Speaker 2: this about dating stay at home women. Have a listen.
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Speaker 6: I think personally me today, if I was not in
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Speaker 6: a relationship today, I could not have a stay at
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Speaker 6: home woman. It's not like for me, who I am
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Speaker 6: at forty and what I got going on. Just come
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Speaker 6: home and just seeing somebody just sitting on a couch
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Speaker 6: every day, just sitting there, just chilling like that. That
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Speaker 6: wouldn't float from me.
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Speaker 2: Kinsy, I've got to say, out of all the stupid
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Speaker 2: stuff Lebron has said over the years, I don't find
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Speaker 2: that too bad. Maybe even if you disagree with his
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Speaker 2: point of view, surely it's personal choice who he wants
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Speaker 2: to be coupled up with.
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Speaker 11: Agree. Yeah, this barely registers on some compared to other things.
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Speaker 11: He said he married his high school sweethearts. The couple's
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Speaker 11: been together for over two decades, and he shares three
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Speaker 11: children with her. He's a great role model in that department.
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Speaker 11: People are allowed to have preferences when it comes to relationships.
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Speaker 11: I think we spend so much time demanding tolerance for
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Speaker 11: every lifestyle choice. That should include traditional arrangements too.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, And you know what, there will be a lot
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Speaker 2: of mums who stay at home who are angry about that.
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Speaker 2: But again, he's entitled to his point of view, and
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Speaker 2: you probably don't want to be with a man who
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Speaker 2: doesn't appreciate all the hard work you do around the house.
44:56
Speaker 2: Let's talk about Justin Baldoni, whose lawyer has that released
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Speaker 2: the full settlement agreement with Blake Lively to provide some
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Speaker 2: clarity because there's been all sorts of reporting about who's
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Speaker 2: really been the winner out of this kinsey. His lawyer
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Speaker 2: is hoping it will help both parties move on from
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Speaker 2: their contentious legal battle.
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Speaker 1: Was there a.
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Speaker 2: Winner in this deal? Was there someone who came out
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Speaker 2: with their reputation a little bit more intact than the
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Speaker 2: other party.
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Speaker 11: I'll tell you who the winner of this deal was
45:29
Speaker 11: the attorneys who are loaded today and probably put they
45:33
Speaker 11: could probably send their kid to Eaton if they really
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Speaker 11: needed to after this ridiculous legal battle. I suspect that
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Speaker 11: the arrangement does show Justin didn't agree to any real wrongdoing.
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Speaker 11: We just wanted this to end. At this point, both
45:47
Speaker 11: sides seem exhausted. Baldoni's seem clearly believes transparency helps their case,
45:53
Speaker 11: but the public was already sided with Baldoni. So again,
45:57
Speaker 11: the only winners in these celebrity legal battles are the lawyers.
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Speaker 2: What possessed Blake Lively to start this in the first place,
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Speaker 2: because before she set this craziness into motion, she was
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Speaker 2: the eat girl. Everyone loved her. Yeah, there was a
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Speaker 2: little bit of bad press with some of the old
46:21
Speaker 2: clips that were resurfaced of her being mean to interviewers
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Speaker 2: and having a bit of a mean girl edged to her,
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Speaker 2: but that would have been forgotten in no time, and
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Speaker 2: now the way she is seen by the public is
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Speaker 2: so dramatically different to a couple of years ago.
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Speaker 11: Kinsey, I think it was ego, she really thought, thanks
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Speaker 11: to her husband, who is a massive star, much more
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Speaker 11: taken seriously than she is and successful than she is.
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Speaker 11: I think she thought she was going to be taken
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Speaker 11: more seriously as an entity in Hollywood. She wanted to
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Speaker 11: be a producer. Remember she wrote the Guild asking for
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Speaker 11: that producer credit. But what a messed up professionally. She
47:06
Speaker 11: will never recover from this. It's in my opinion, I
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Speaker 11: don't think people will ever accept her or forgive her
47:14
Speaker 11: for this tantrum.
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Speaker 2: Well, it just so much came out afterwards, and most
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Speaker 2: of it not very good. Now, James Franco has sparked
47:26
Speaker 2: concern after appearing in a series of increasingly odd TikTok videos.
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Speaker 2: Have a look Kinsey. We haven't seen much of him
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Speaker 2: since he well disappeared from Hollywood in around twenty eighteen.
47:55
Speaker 2: He was hit with a bunch of sexual misconduct allegations.
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Speaker 2: Is a is this a said piece? Is this something
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Speaker 2: to be concerned about? Or do you think this is
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Speaker 2: part of some sort of a production to reintroduce him
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Speaker 2: to audiences.
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Speaker 11: I love James Franco. He didn't do anything illegal. He
48:17
Speaker 11: admits he dated some fans, but insists he didn't start
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Speaker 11: his acting school two date fans. I mean these were
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Speaker 11: consenting adults. People are still fascinated by what happened to
48:27
Speaker 11: him and whether Hollywood will ever fully welcome him back.
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Speaker 11: They should Comedically, I think he's much funnier and more
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Speaker 11: attractive than Seth Rogan who threw him under the bus.
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Speaker 11: I'm team James Franco. Let's bring him back.
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Speaker 2: Well, let's go back. What were the allegations. Was he
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Speaker 2: essentially a bad boyfriend, a bad date, or whether actual
48:48
Speaker 2: Harvey Weinstein type allegations against him.
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Speaker 11: So it erupted in the midst of the me too
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Speaker 11: chaos where everybody popped up with his story and he
48:59
Speaker 11: was wearing a Times up button which was for women
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Speaker 11: at an award show, and some young women that went
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Speaker 11: to his acting school that had a they had relationships
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Speaker 11: with him, came out and said that those relationships they
49:10
Speaker 11: felt like they were inappropriate because of the power dynamic.
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Speaker 11: They were adults, you know, and they dated their teacher.
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Speaker 11: I mean, it happens all the time, and so I
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Speaker 11: never really understood the massive meltdown over that.
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Speaker 2: I remember the me too hysteria, and there were guilty
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Speaker 2: parties and not guilty parties, and all were sort of
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Speaker 2: tied by the same brush. Kinsey Schofield, thank you so
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Speaker 2: much for your time and that's all the time we
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Speaker 2: have done. Guy anywhere, News Night is up next